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“Why in the name of all that is just, merciful, and humble, would a priest have a gun? Even military chaplains don’t have guns. The Geneva Conventions underscore their noncombatant role in war. The U.S. Navy forbids chaplains from qualifying with weapons, earning warfare qualifications, or...

Very good answer. Maybe, if he hears enough people whom he respects say it, he’ll reevaluate it and change his mind.

For you -

A member registered “Christian” is teaching it in this thread. He doesn’t deny that he is.

I do, and have publicly stated so many times on the forum over the past three years.

Does it violate the important rule when used as a weapon against Christians who aren’t “armed, ready to kill”?

You’re the moderator and you directed our attention to the important rule. What do I, a primitive Christian, think you should do in this situation? I’ve selfishly asked you not to enforce the rule against the member who is teaching ”You are not a follower of Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to...

Criminals? No. Desmond Dawson was a Seventh Day Adventist. ”You are not a follower of Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to kill” implies that he was not a Christian. No? Have you by chance watched the movie?

Yes.

There are times when Christians did not bear arms -> the first three hundred years of Christian history, for example, and millions of Christians since down through the centuries. In my opinion - I’m not a moderator here and have no interest whatsoever in being a moderator - ”You are not a...

Speaking in your capacity as a moderator, does ”You are not a follower of Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to kill“ fall within the boundary or outside the boundary of the important rule?

For your consideration, two passages of scripture: “that you might know the certainty concerning the things in which you were instructed.” (Luke 1:4, WEB) and “for the words which you have given me I have given to them; and they received them, and knew for sure that I came from you.” (John...

Different prophet. Same spirit. Same result.

Despite the rapper’s devotion to Santeria, It may be harmless nonsense the children are engaging in. *** There is an old folk / children’s song in the US called “All Around the Maypole” and the lyrics are this: “All around the maypole, Maypole, maypole, All around the maypole, And now...